bishop-elect
in the Catholic Church, a title given to those who, who have been appointed bishop, both diocesan and titular, have not yet received episcopal ordination and are used "in order to distinguish him from the bishop already consecrated"
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bishop-elect
Summary
bishop-elect is a position[1].
Key Facts
- bishop-elect's religion is recorded as Catholic Church[2].
- bishop-elect's instance of is recorded as position[3].
- bishop-elect's instance of is recorded as ecclesiastical occupation[4].
- bishop-elect's instance of is recorded as position[5].
- bishop-elect is a type of Catholic bishop[6].
- bishop-elect is a type of bishop[7].
- bishop-elect is a type of head of a diocese[8].
- bishop-elect is a type of Catholic bishop[9].
- bishop-elect is a type of diocesan bishop[10].
- bishop-elect is a type of Q1326365[11].
- bishop-elect is a type of -elect[12].
Body
Definition and Type
Recorded instance of include position[3] and ecclesiastical occupation[4]. Recorded subclass of include Catholic bishop[6], bishop[7], head of a diocese[8], diocesan bishop[10], Q1326365[11], and -elect[12].